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This project investigates how volcanic gases escape from magma, focusing on the partitioning of metals between gas and melt. By studying gas emissions and melt compositions, it aims to improve predictions of volcanic eruption styles and the release of metals into the environment.
Volcanic eruptions are driven by the exsolution and escape of dissolved volatiles.
Fast and efficient escape of volatiles leads to a lower potential for an explosive eruption: defusing it.
Yet, despite recognition of the importance of volatile escape, the mechanisms and kinetics of degassing remain unclear.
This study aims to use a pioneering approach to reconstruct the escape of volcanic gases.Exsolved gases are ephemeral and do not survive eruption.
However textural evidence such as vesicles,…
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